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I'm assuming this guy is either dead or back in prison -in which case he is in chronic pain 24hr a day and wishing he was dead because they wont give him pain meds! I hope he's OK and nobody died as the result of the 500 too 1000 grams he made but that's a LOT of fentanyl -There are a lot of...

I've got a lot of great info from your project post. Thanks a lot for posting all the details. I have been toying with the idea of the fridge grow for a couple years now (actually thought it was my idea until I saw it's been done). My plan is a little different: Freezer on bottom with cooling...

There was actually a mistake on the website: The NOSE Monitor was $104.20 and the control add-on $99 more. Problem was that when you clicked on the link to the NOSE page it was $224.20 plus $99 for the control add-on. The base Monitor is on sale right now for 50% off so you can get the NOSE and...

Hey legally flying man! This statement is entirely wrong and I think you were questioning it- A quote from the guy that knows everything: "All your grounding (green) wires need to be on one bar that is mounted on plastic insulators so that it will not bond with the enclosure." And you know...

3AWG @ 100A breaker IS correct as you already know. I'm just concerned that you have a grounding problem in your control panel (which is essentially a sub panel) Quoted from the guy that knows everything: "Just isolate the grounding (green) bar from the enclosure when you mount it and make...

Way Cool! - What type of system do you use to prevent over-dosing? Or do you just inject solution so slow or diluted to let the pH/EC value change slowly enough to avoid over-shooting the set point? I was thinking a PID type system. Are the Automation Direct HMI's easy to program? I'd like to...

After thinking about the safety of the water heater based CO2 system for years, I finally built the deluxe (IMO) system. The test room is an 8x8x8' room with 4Kw of HPS lighting. The whole system is controlled by one Siemens LOGO 12/24RC programmable relay (wannabe PLC). The CO2 meter is a...

This plants will be just fine! Flush 'em a bit and keep your temp below 86f. If the root systems have not fully taken to the dirt you might want to even move the light away & reduce nutrient feeding until they do. Most people over-feed, few under-feed. Don't toast those babies! & be sure the...

Plasma lighting has some very serious potential for indoor growing, grow chambers in research facilities and supplemental greenhouse lighting. It is possible to change the spectrum of the lamp to adjust for the plant's requirements and stage of growth and I believe that this is the technology...

There are people who have been doing this for a long timer -regeneration> But I think you're better off having some clones ready to go into the flower room as soon as these come out because it will take probably two weeks for them to revert back to veg and then another two weeks in veg state (at...

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If it was an inside job I believe that -as much as an asshole Bush II is, he wasn't involved in the planning. Chaney, on the other hand, was surely involved or, at very least, knew it was going down. I believe the core of the Bush II administration knew it was going down and on what day and the...

If the rental agreement doesn't say you can't grow in the property, and you are growing within the law, there is no legal way that they can do anything. I've seen a lot of classifieds that say no growing -and even if that might not be enforcable under the landlord-tennent laws those are the ones...

For anybody who's interested, I've posted the email in question on my website Also check out the voicemails and emails DB and his "roommate" have sent. www.nowirenuts.com The whole story with all emails & some of his messages are right there. You might want to think twice about dealing with a...

It looks like some of the manufacturers have listened to their customer's complaints about the noise created by their digital ballasts. One in particular, Lumatec has answered the call & produced a ballast that will not interfere with most digital electronics in and around the grow room. On...

The NEC started requiring the neutral conductor on all range & dryer receptacles in about 1996 because the controls inside the range/dryer run on 120v (and ranges usually have 120v "convenience ooutlets"). So rather than use the ground as the neutral, a neutral had to be used in addition to the...

Hey spliffendz -The fan is variable speed/voltage control so, yes the 2A variac will work & the wiring should be pretty straight forward. The spec sheet includes some accessories: ETY15 electronic controller for 67EUR; & TES0145 - 7-step transformer for 47EUR. The electronic controller would...

NPK should be like Zero for seedlings -I would personally skip the lime & put your cups under a little humidity dome. Starting in sunlight at this time of year might also throw off the grow cycle since the days are under 12hrs now -maybe a small CFL is a 60 watt bulb at 12" is in order. -Just my...

The normal window unit's condenser sucks air in from the side(s) and out through the condenser in the back of the unit. If you can build a frame for the back, a box with a duct & vent it outside you'll be good to go. I would be cool to make another duct coming off the side (condenser input) and...

That's a nice, clean lookin' room -excellent use of your basement! Is that an AC unit sitting on the blocks? When you go to 8Kw do you think it will be worth the trouble to put the ballasts outside the room or is the heat a concern? -where does the LED vendor get the lights??? Thanks Dan